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Toronto Building Inspection Requests online portal allows building permit holders 24/7 access to request, cancel, or reschedule an inspection. Inspections are conducted Monday to Friday from 8:30 a.m.
Allowing more mid-rise housing is an important part of the City’s overall housing strategy and helps diversify its housing ...
This page reports data on the daily occupancy and capacity of Toronto’s shelter system. It is a daily snapshot of the occupancy and capacity of the system, updated every day except weekends and ...
The City is expanding Franklin Park by 2,565 m², creating new opportunities for recreation and enjoying nature. The park will be expanded toward Franklin Avenue and Cameron Avenue, and will include a ...
As part of the Long-term Waste Management Strategy, the City of Toronto is working to reduce waste from single-use and takeaway items. The City is committed to helping retail business establishments ...
Automated Speed Enforcement (ASE) and Red Light Camera (RLC) Penalty Orders with a violation date of January 20, 2025 or later can be paid at Inquiry & Payment counters or Court Services counter ...
Access free, on-demand sports equipment at 50 self-serve stations across select Toronto parks through the City’s collaboration with Canadian Tire Jumpstart Charities and Equip Sport.
The Fleet Services Division provides responsive and efficient fleet management services to City divisions, agencies and corporations that maximize safety and environmental sustainability and minimize ...
Toronto is one of the most multicultural urban areas in the world. Each year tens of thousands of newcomers from around the globe choose our city as their new home. Their diverse cultures and ...
Find out about financial help to pay for health and medical related expenses like dental care, assistive devices and eye care. Some of the benefits below are available only to people who receive ...
Traffic Calming is intended to slow motor vehicles to appropriate speeds, increase safety for people walking, cycling, and rolling and improve the quality of life for residents on neighbourhood ...